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runs in the third and two more in
the fourth. But Nixon gave way
to Art Newman during tne fourth
inning as the Frogs picked up five
runs in the third and fourth frame, j
The Aggies added another run in
the fifth while the Horned Frogs
added twos Home runs in the fourth
by Ben McClure and George Stnn-
coff in the fifth aided them in their
tallies, f- |
The sixth and seventh were |
scoreless for both teams. In the
Baylor University bowed to
Texas 2 to 1 and 8 to 1 over
the weekend to put the Long
horns in undisputed first place.
The Aggies* two victories over
TCU put them in second place,
a game behind the Teahounds.
By virtue of their two losses
'to Texas, Baylor is now fourth
behind SML’j who surprisingly
lest one game to Rice Saturday.
Rice is a half game ahead of
TCU and the cellar.
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inRrrticin with a 230! minimum. Space
rates in Classified Section r . . COC.per
rolumn inch. Send nil classifieds with
remittance to the Student Activities Of
fice. All ads- should po turned in by
10:00 a m. of the day (before publication.
FOR SALE—Model “A" ror.j
chAn)rnl condition) scaled j
arid nr\r paint joB. Jlntcrj
Walter Evans. Hart Hall,
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MET All Men ft)
injt wrecked
Labotd
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autotnofcilcs.
Motjor
FOR SALE—nnchshound pull
registered. 2340 (JoUette RJ
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FOR RALE—1946 Travelite
Area 1. frailer D-2.
pnwir.
TYPINfH-Brins your themes and thesis
to C-13-A, Col!ej:e View Apartments, — ‘ • ; A
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Realtor
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
^ Bryan
Phone 2H1454
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eye View Apt. IM».\
ID—Would 1 ilte to purchase ft i
uned microscope, Hione t-S*04.
FOR SALE—Sofa red opd C cu. ft.
|i ! rrtrirtrttor: -uscld 9 rponth 0 . See
A-t-Z, ColUve View. }
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NOTICE TO (MAJORS IN MANAGEMENT
■F ; I ENGINEERING
All inaiors' in irianayement enfinoc 'jnK
who , are compictiiltt their Work du •'
| 19-19,: should reftirti r for ManE 302
| ME i 440 durintt tno fir*t term of
sUmirtf fesskin. Tpese two-courses ha
been I made preretmlsite for Tool Desle
Fv V. M. FAIRES. Head .
Mnnaremerit EriKinierinf
I WANT SALESMEN — Good opportuni-} FOR SALE-Neiwi ItllS Ford
| ties. Inquire in person. Has weirs Bryan. ”0!' Tudor. Mflrrion, 0 Id
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(FORD MECHANICS -Sop Sam La bo id at j nriftinnl owner. Box tjtitX.
I Bryan Motor Company. tion, Texan or B.O.Q. Apt,I
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Franklin Young, Texas A&M, 4(1’
4”; thirf) Bob Goode, Texas A&M,
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I eighth, tWo errors on the part of Discus Throw—\Von _by George
I third baseman Jim, Nolan allowed J Kadera, Texas A&M, 1’3 1 I sec-
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ENGINEER- j pv, „ | [ >.
bi Tue'uliitv i 1 Radio Club, ; ,p. m.., Monday
Engikefig Uk’S : 10 “’ Ek ‘^ rk ' a l Kigl^ing
Roojn. Princjipal Sfijea^er HT . |*. r in *“ in ^-
I Montforil J / • ' [II PRE-LAW CLUB, 1 p.jm. Thurs-
B&A SOCttETrkfi (joint mod
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ing), 1 p. m., Thursday) Gjuion Hall.
Attorney General Pjrije Thtniel Jto.
speajk on “5 idelands Question.
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‘ Composite G- oNp, ATirly Organized
day, (r'uton Ha//. Attorney 'Genera/
Price Daniel to speak on ‘ Tidjelands
Question. ,J , , ’ '
SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB,
p. m,, Tuesday, A1 Lectpre (Room.
Army Ofr- | Guest speaker John HeiftlHx, stotkj-;
m., Ttieb- ' jnareand writer.
SOUADiRON, 479th j.
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Reserve, 7 :c 0
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WSCS of Methodist Chiurth. 7:30
). m.. Monday, Home of Mrs. How-
trd W. Biulow, Hereford Street
College Park. (. | •(
YMCA CabintG 7:15 p.i m., Mon-
lay, Speaker Chaplain SanJ Hill.
Pictures will bp taken.
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MISS I'lDGK R uri AN el College Staton has been nominated
by TEX I IE NEK E to appear
thf 11918 Longhorn.
2 Required Man lb
Coiirstcs Scheduled
theH'anity Fair Section
Miiinagt-iijei.t Engihon'i ing !n2 and
M tic haul dial Engineering 44(1 dur-
ingj the first sumnu-r tenn.
y. M. Faires, head of the de-
Manjigt inent engineei ing major- paiftmentt said that these two cour-
wlni an* innv completing th.-ir work sesj are j)re-veq-uisite,S' for the Tool
(luiSngl I'.ijli' should register I'm Dehigp, bourse.
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Beautiful selection from Trifarj’s new Fragonard group.
Knquisitcly carved flowers of '
he iven-b(ue chalcedony * and pale,
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opalescent moonstone* combinje with golden Trifanium
and rhinestones in this newest itribtite to
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ringtime by Trifari. Clip-pinj—$15.00,
Ei rrings $12.50. Tax extra, i i .
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two Aggie runs to cross the platp. j on 0> Bob Goode, Texas A&M, 1.11
As it turned out, one of these gaVfc 1 in ”' Vl ' T ' ,vv,,c ol,,n
fne Aggies the decision.
In the ninth. Newman gave
FOR SALF—Tuxcilq, Sikq ll.tl
condition—SI3.00. lAlsfl. wj
ja^kc/t—S7.50. .I’hqnc i.7S49l
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Optometrist
Caldwell’s Jewelry Store
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129’.
Javelin Throw— Won by Bob j
Goode, Texas A&M, 188’ -’W; '
second, Ralnh Ashworth, Okla. A
&M, 180' 8”; third Vernon Belville, |
Texas A&M, 175’ 9"
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up two • walks and a single to.
fill the bases. Earl Beesley then
donned the fiireman’s red cap to
come oft the mound. The first
two men to face Beesley ground
ed and flew oat. Then Jim Boyd's
double scored two runs, as an
other hgd been scored on Stan*
cuff’s infield put. The score read
11 to Iff with the Aggies leading j
.tehEor Billy Bock „„ W« | * t»N 8EB V A ' nVE
by a pitched ball. Then Beesley j BlIYEK . . .
sent three fast balls right across ;
the plate to fat] pinch hitter Woody 1
Baker. . 1 |
Cotton Lindloff shared batting
honors with Jiin Busby. Each hat
ted four for fiye. Jim Calvert and (
Tex Thornton leach picked up two !
hits out of three of fie in 1 tii|is to
thii plate.
ID SALE!
Facing old highway 6, we
offer a two bedroom home
in very good condition on
about one ■ half acre of
land. This house is priced
at ft very low figure for a
quick sale.
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third between Johnny Davis, Leroy
Bodcinan and Albert Ricks, all of
Texas A&M. 1U ti”.
Broad jump! — Won bv John,
Voight. Okla. A&M. 23’ \l 5/8”; ;
second, Jim Hill, Texas A&M. 23’
T 1 ** - ’: third, Aillene McNeill, Okla.
A&M. 22’ 1>''.
' Shot put—Won bV George Ka-
G F Y H. DEATON
Typewriter Exchange
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116 S. Main Bryan
COLLEGE HILLS
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A new two bedroom homo
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F.H.A. specifications. This
home features lots of
built-ins, attached gar
age, wall to wall carpet,
and azroek tile in the kit
chen and bath. ,
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